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title: "pyOpenSci Makes Python Software Better and Easier to Find Through Peer Review"
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intro:
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- excerpt: "Our open peer review process facilitates scientists getting credit and recognition for the work they've invested in developing scientific Python tools. The peer review process also supports scientists in finding vetted and maintained software, which drives their open science workflows."
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- excerpt: "Our open peer review process makes scientific software better and easier to discover. [Check out our accepted packages.](https://www.pyopensci.org/python-packages.html)"
alt: "A pencil sketch of a round table with people sitting around it from different backgrounds working on laptops and also writing together."
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excerpt: "The pyOpenSci peer review process multiplies shared knowledge, making it easier for Pythonistas of all levels to accomplish challenging tasks, such as navigating the Python packaging ecosystem, with relative ease. And our diverse community supports scientific package maintainers in their efforts to develop and build robust software."
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title: "pyOS software peer review benefits open source maintainers"
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title: "Peer review benefits open source maintainers"
alt: "A pencil sketch of a round table with people sitting around it from different backgrounds working on laptops and also writing together."
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excerpt: "Software peer review, similar to the review of scientific papers, is a process where scientists vet software code, documentation and infrastructure. pyOpenSci leads an [open peer review process](https://www.pyopensci.org/software-peer-review/our-process/how-review-works.html) run by a community of dedicated volunteers. Reviews are supportive and fully transparent with the shared goal of improving the quality, usability and maintainability of the software that is driving open science.
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* Diverse teams lead each review, enhancing the overall feedback quality."
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title: "About peer review of scientific Python software"
alt: "A pencil sketch of a round table with people sitting around it from different backgrounds working on laptops and also writing together."
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excerpt: "Our partnership with JOSS means that you don't have to choose between pyOpenSci and JOSS. Simply submit your package to pyOS for review. If your package is accepted and in scope for JOSS, it will be fast-tracked through JOSS' review process. "
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title: "Get published with JOSS through a pyOpenSci review"
- excerpt: "We build diverse community that supports free and open Python tools for processing scientific data. We also build technical skills needed to contribute to open source and that support open science. Join our global community."
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- excerpt: "pyOpenSci broadens participation in scientific open source by breaking down social and technical barriers. Join our global community."
alt: "Light purple image that says software Peer Review. On the image is a woman at a laptop with a pyOpenSci logo on it and a cup of coffee next to her. There is a very light flower in the bottom right hand corner. "
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title: "Python Package Peer Review"
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excerpt: "We offer peer review of Python software to increase the quality, usability and long term maintenance of the open source tools that drive open science. [JOSS accepts our review as theirs](https://www.pyopensci.org/software-peer-review/partners/joss.html) so you can get the benefits of pyOpenSci and JOSS through one review."
alt: "Light purple image with a bunch from different backgrounds of stick figure people in a slightly darker color. The text on the image at the top says Community Partnerships"
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title: "Community Partnerships"
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excerpt: "We partner with domain-specific scientific Python communities such as [Pangeo](https://www.pyopensci.org/software-peer-review/partners/pangeo.html) who want to review affiliated packages. Through this collaboration, we develop community-specific standards that are used in our reviews to evaluate whether a package meets affiliation requirements. This removes the need for communities to develop their own peer review process."
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url: https://www.pyopensci.org/partners.html
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btn_label: "> Learn About Community Partners"
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- image_path: images/python-packaging-guide.png
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title: "Simplifying Packaging"
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title: "We Build Community Partnerships"
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excerpt: "
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We [partner with open source communities](https://www.pyopensci.org/partners.html) to share resources and processes such as Peer review. <br><br>
title: "We Break Down Python Packaging Painpoints"
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alt: Light purple image that says python packaging guide and below it says simplifying python packaging. The background is a grey laptop with a hand looking down at the laptop the above.
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excerpt: "We are creating a beginner-friendly, **community-driven Python packaging guide**. Our guide is reviewed by members of the Python Packaging Authority, maintainers of core packaging tools and members of the scientific Python community. It recommends best practices for you to follow when creating a Python package."
All of our resources are co-developed with the broader Python community and reviewed by beginner to expert Pythonistas to ensure the material is accessible for all.
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## Building Diverse Community Around Python Scientific Software
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## Broadening participation in scientific open source
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<img src="/images/people/pyopensci-sprint-pycon-2023.png" alt="Image showing 3 people working at 2 computers during a spring at pyCon USA 2023.">
<h3 class="archive__item-title">You don't need to be an expert to get involved </h3>
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<div class="archive__item-excerpt">
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<p>
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We are building diverse community around the scientific packages that drive open science. We recruit and support editors and reviewers from different backgrounds and gender-identities in each review that we perform.
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Are you new to software peer review but you want to get involved? We've got you!
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We offer support and mentorship to new reviewers completing their first review.
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All reviewers don't need to be python package experts. We welcome reviewers that focus on software accessibility and usability.
alt: "A pencil sketch of a round table with people sitting around it from different backgrounds working on laptops and also writing together."
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excerpt: "Our catalog of vetted open source tools makes it easier for scientists to find the trusted tools that they need to develop their open science workflows."
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title: "Help scientists find the open science tools that they need"
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- excerpt: "pyOpenSci creates resources to help you navigate the Python packaging ecosystem with ease. Our materials are community developed and go through extensive technical and pedagogical review."
alt: "An image showing a bunch of hands holding up a sign that says Community Developed. the background is dark purple with a few green decorative items."
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title: "Our development process: Community-developed Python tutorials for scientists"
alt: "A graphic with a light yellow background that says essential collaboration skills for scientists - using GitHub. On the right there is a man and a woman sitting at a tall table with laptops working."
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excerpt: "Through the [Better Software for Science Fellowship](https://bssw.io/pages/bssw-fellowship-program) we will be developing lessons focused on teaching core GitHub collaboration skills needed for both contributing to open source software and for working in an open science team environment.
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